Compare & Convert: Ordering Rational Numbers Quiz

1. Sarah has 3/4 of a pizza, and Tom has 0.6 of a pizza. Who has more pizza?

• Tom has more pizza.

• Sarah has less pizza.

• Sarah has more pizza.

• They have the same amount of pizza.

2. A recipe calls for 2/3 cup of sugar, but you only have 0.5 cup. Do you have enough sugar?

• You need 1 cup of sugar.

• No, you do not have enough sugar.

• Yes, you have enough sugar.

• You can substitute with honey.

3. Emily ran 1/2 mile, while Jake ran 0.4 miles. Who ran further?

• They ran the same distance.

• Jake ran further.

• Emily ran further.

• Emily ran less than Jake.

4. If 3/5 of a class are girls and 0.5 of the class are boys, which group is larger?

• There are more boys than girls.

• Boys are larger.

• Both groups are equal.

• Girls are larger.

5. A tank is filled with 0.75 liters of water, and another tank has 2/3 liters. Which tank has more water?

• The tank with 0.5 liters has more water.

• The tank with 0.75 liters has more water.

• The tank with 2/3 liters has more water.

• Both tanks have the same amount of water.

6. You scored 4/5 on your math test, while your friend scored 0.8. Did you both score the same?

• No, your friend scored better than you.

• Yes, you both failed the test.

• Yes, you both scored the same.

• No, you scored higher than your friend.

7. A store sells 1/3 of its toys at a discount, while another store sells 0.25 of its toys. Which store has a larger discount?

• The store selling 1/3 of its toys has a larger discount.

• Neither store offers a discount.

• Both stores have the same discount.

• The store selling 0.25 of its toys has a larger discount.

8. If you have 5/8 of a chocolate bar and your friend has 0.6 of a bar, who has more chocolate?

• Your friend has more chocolate.

• You both have the same amount of chocolate.

• You have less chocolate.

• You have more chocolate.

9. A car travels 0.9 miles in 1/2 hour, while another car travels 3/5 miles in the same time. Which car is faster?

• Car A is faster.

• Car B is faster.

• Both cars travel at the same speed.

• Car A and Car B are equally fast.

10. You have 7/10 of a gallon of paint, and your neighbor has 0.65 gallons. Who has more paint?

• You both have the same amount of paint.

• You have more paint.

• Your neighbor has more paint.

• You have exactly 0.65 gallons of paint.